ENSafrica recognised for its India-related capabilities
6th July 2016 We are pleased to announce that ENSafrica has, for the second year running, been recognised as a top international law firm for India-related work... →
ENSafrica expands its Mauritian offering
29th June 2016 We are pleased to announce that Etude Huet de Froberville, one the oldest and most established attorneys’ firms in Mauritius, is joining forces... →
Draft Carbon Offsets Regulations published for comment
22nd June 2016 On 20 June 2016, the South African National Treasury published draft Carbon Offsets Regulations (“draft regulations”), intended as a component of... →
Brief window of opportunity for South Africans named in the Panama Papers
8th June 2016 A number of South African individuals, trusts and companies feature in the recent data leak involving clients of Panamanian law firm Mossack... →
Who’s in charge – The person with the right to live in a property or the property owner?
18th May 2016 A lifelong right to live in a house owned by someone else is referred to as a right to habitation. Once this right is registered in the Deeds... →
Legal Sanctions for Non-compliance with King III
17th May 2016 There are no legal sanctions for non-compliance in terms of King III itself. However, certain governance issues emanating from the King III... →
Reversing climate change starts at home: the South African carbon tax and the Paris Agreement
21st April 2016 If 12 December 2015, the day on which negotiations on the Agreement were concluded, will go down in history as the date on which humanity finally... →
Bitter pill for hospital groups as Tribunal imposes record fine for missed merger filing
11th April 2016 The Competition Tribunal has imposed a record penalty of R10-million for failure to notify the competition authorities of a merger. Yesterday, 7... →
